Though as an organization we are just a year old, every member has been involved with security and fuzzing for many years. Our goal is to make fuzzing as effective as possible, and for that, based on the famous afl-fuzz which is no longer maintained actively, we 1) We enhance afl-fuzz in many ways and 2) incorporate research from other researchers. So we integrate and re-engineer research results into our tool and do a lot research ourselves. Floating-point comparisons bypassing in LLVM and QEMU, NeverZero counters in the AFL map, link-time instrumentation in order to avoid collisions and persistent mode in Unicorn and QEMU are some of our novelties developed by our project. This we call afl++, and it is simply the most powerful fuzzing framework today.